Resident Evil 5: Gold Edition includes "Lost in Nightmares" and another campaign-expansion episode, "Desperate Escape", where players control Josh Stone and Jill Valentine as they assist Chris and Sheva. The edition also includes the previously released Versus mode, four new costumes and an alternate Mercenaries mode with eight new playable characters, new items and maps.
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the gameplay is ok, the ai of sheeva sometimes doesnt help.
And Wesker might be the easiest final boss I have played on my entire life
overall is ok, i might try to complete it 100%
6/10
And Wesker might be the easiest final boss I have played on my entire life
overall is ok, i might try to complete it 100%
6/10
o jogo que mais joguei na vida tanto solo quanto em coop
coop saved this game, singleplayer would be unbearable.
Singleplayer sucks, but COOP is amazing. Also love extra content
As DLCs não são lá essas coisas, principalmente a da Jill com o Josh.
(Click here to read my review of RE5 in general. This review details the changes made to the Gold Edition.)
Gold Edition comes with all DLC, but on PC specifically you get a few extra features that make it the best port. QTEs can be disabled, Mercenaries includes No Mercy mode (more + harder enemies), free online multiplayer (though PS3 still has this too), and, crucially, mod support. 4-player Mercenaries is only possible on PC, which automatically makes it the best version. This mod also lets you play as any character, like Mercenaries United in RE5 Remastered.
Gold Edition comes with all DLC, but on PC specifically you get a few extra features that make it the best port. QTEs can be disabled, Mercenaries includes No Mercy mode (more + harder enemies), free online multiplayer (though PS3 still has this too), and, crucially, mod support. 4-player Mercenaries is only possible on PC, which automatically makes it the best version. This mod also lets you play as any character, like Mercenaries United in RE5 Remastered.